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| + | | 4.9% | ||
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| + | | Full Strength lager | ||
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| + | | Container | ||
| + | | stubbie (355ml)<br> long neck (800ml)<br> can (375ml) | ||
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| + | | Energy | ||
| + | | 168kj/100ml | ||
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[[australian_beer|Australian beer]], brewed by [[Fosters]]. This beer was widely available on tap, up until 3 years ago, when most pubs and bars have moved over to either [[carlton_draught|Carlton Draught]] or [[Heineken]]. | [[australian_beer|Australian beer]], brewed by [[Fosters]]. This beer was widely available on tap, up until 3 years ago, when most pubs and bars have moved over to either [[carlton_draught|Carlton Draught]] or [[Heineken]]. | ||
Fosters is widely exported to the UK and other parts of Europe. It is brewed in a different brewery though (under license), so does have a different taste. | Fosters is widely exported to the UK and other parts of Europe. It is brewed in a different brewery though (under license), so does have a different taste. | ||
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| + | This IRC quote sums Fosters up nicely: | ||
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| + | <sirikan> Fosters - the beer Australians won't touch | ||
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| + | Official site: http://www.fosters.com.au/enjoy/beer/fosters_lager.htm | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:59, 6 February 2009
| Alcohol Content | 4.9% |
| Type | Full Strength lager |
| Container | stubbie (355ml) long neck (800ml) can (375ml) |
| Energy | 168kj/100ml |
Australian beer, brewed by Fosters. This beer was widely available on tap, up until 3 years ago, when most pubs and bars have moved over to either Carlton Draught or Heineken.
Fosters is widely exported to the UK and other parts of Europe. It is brewed in a different brewery though (under license), so does have a different taste.
This IRC quote sums Fosters up nicely:
<sirikan> Fosters - the beer Australians won't touch
Official site: http://www.fosters.com.au/enjoy/beer/fosters_lager.htm
